MM2H is a Malaysian Government programme that allows eligible foreigners to live in Malaysia long-term under a renewable Multiple Entry Social Visit Pass.

Yes. Eligible dependents include your spouse, children, parents, and parents-in-law.

Yes. Up to 50% may be withdrawn after approval for approved purposes such as purchasing a home, education, medical treatment, and tourism-related activities in Malaysia.

Yes. All approved participants are required to purchase a qualifying residential property based on their category.

Only Platinum category participants are permitted to conduct business, invest, or pursue career opportunities. Gold, Silver, and SEZ/SFZ participants are not permitted to do so.

Depending on the category, the pass is valid for 5, 10, 15, or 20 years, with renewal options.

We recommend beginning the renewal process several months before your pass expires to ensure sufficient time for document preparation and processing.

Yes. TKB provides renewal support, including document review, liaison with the relevant authorities, and guidance throughout the process.

Participants are expected to continue complying with the conditions of their MM2H category, including financial and property ownership requirements. Requirements may be subject to prevailing government policies.

Tax residency is determined separately from MM2H status and generally depends on factors such as the number of days spent in Malaysia and the nature of your income.

Tax regulations may change over time and individual circumstances differ. We recommend obtaining advice from a qualified tax professional regarding your specific situation.

TKB does not provide tax advisory services, but we can introduce you to experienced tax professionals who understand the needs of MM2H participants and foreign residents.

Yes. Dependent children may study in international schools, private schools, and government-recognised higher education institutions in Malaysia.

Yes. We can help you identify schools based on curriculum, location, budget, and your family’s preferences.

Yes. Foreign residents have access to Malaysia’s private healthcare system.

Yes. We can introduce hospitals, clinics, and healthcare providers that suit your needs and location.

For certain categories and age groups, dependents may contribute toward fulfilling the annual stay requirement.

No. MM2H is a long-term residency programme and does not automatically grant Permanent Residency (PR) or citizenship.

Accordion Content

MM2H status and PR applications are separate matters governed by different policies and criteria.